My right hon. and learned Friend makes a good point. The Prime Minister addressed this issue yesterday. We monitor the situation closely, assess export licence applications on a case-by-case basis, and operate robust export controls.

We do not think the ICC has jurisdiction over Israel as stated, but it is ultimately for the ICC to determine.

Across the country, best-performing police areas are typically controlled by Conservative PCCs. I know the situation in Nottinghamshire well and have spoken to its PCC who has a clear plan of action to ensure more frontline officers.

My right hon. and learned Friend is right to say that there has been an increase in the number of trucks getting in. In February there were, on average, only 97. In March that figure is 162. So there has been an improvement, but the House will recognise that there is nothing like enough getting through.

I thank my right hon. and learned Friend for his question. Arthur Balfour was a great man and identified the need for a homeland for British Jews. That is why antisemites do not like him and are slashing his picture. I and the Secretary of State are spending a lot of time with Jewish student groups. I have been to Leeds University to spend time with Jewish students, because the chaplain there was attacked, and we are working with Universities UK. We have announced a £7 million package to give to Jewish student groups, including the University Jewish Chaplaincy, to try to stop antisemitism on campus. We are also developing a quality seal that we will ask universities to adopt, so that they deal properly with antisemitic incidents.

I have written to NHS England and regulators setting out their responsibilities. I will be looking into this issue with great urgency.

My right hon. and learned Friend raises a very important point. We want to do everything we can to encourage charitable giving.

The Member stated that all were horrified by the projection, which was unacceptable and also a breach of planning law. The Minister expects police to take action and has communicated this forcefully to the Commissioner.

The Government and I are in favour of media plurality, and it is important that different channels express different views across our vast political landscape. I am pleased that GB News has chosen to be regulated by Ofcom, and I know that Ofcom carries out its job appropriately.

My right hon. and learned Friend's intervention highlights the significance of the Law Officers' convention, which is crucial for free, frank advice to Government. Leaking such advice has a chilling effect and undermines confidence in legal professional privilege.

The British Government intend to recognise a Palestinian state when the timing is right. The Foreign Secretary's comments point out importance of political progress.

My right hon. and learned Friend is correct; it was based on a misconception that the idea of celebrating any faith would be provocative, which is wholly wrong.

I simply note the question. I will happily take it up with my right hon. and learned Friend subsequently.

I am familiar with the case raised. I contacted British Transport police after seeing disturbing footage, confirming a suspended staff member is under investigation. The incident is taken seriously by both BTP and London Underground.

I had a very moving meeting with Callum. The story of the loss of his friend is absolutely tragic. There are serious mental health problems among some students across higher education and universities, and there have been some tragic episodes. We are investing £15 million to support students' mental health and are strongly supporting the students' mental health charter. I have asked Edward Peck, the vice-chancellor of Nottingham Trent, to work on these issues.